Changelog

What's new in Tether Terminal

Everything we’ve shipped to the private beta, newest first.

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  • Fixed
  1. AcademyCommunity

    Your member profile and privacy settings

    Add a bio, open your member profile and choose whether academy members can see your study.

    • NewOpen your member profile from Settings, add a short bio and choose who can see it. Profiles start visible to academy members; choosing Only you and administrators keeps study details private and removes you from other members' leaderboard.
    • NewYour profile brings together your name, photo, bio and join date without exposing your email. Study activity appears once the academy is ready; Tether Terminal has no academy curriculum published yet.
    • Profile settings with Bio and the choice between academy members and only you and administrators
  2. TerminalAcademyCommunity

    Independent chart feeds, faster chart controls and Updates

    Keep different feeds in one layout, save indicator settings, copy charts from the keyboard and find posts in Updates.

    • NewEach chart in a split layout keeps its own data source. Compare instruments from different feeds with a shared time crosshair and independent price scales.
    • ImprovedAlt+Enter maximizes and restores the selected chart. Ctrl+Shift+S, or Command+Shift+S on Mac, copies the chart directly. Copy leads the camera menu and is the screenshot editor's main action.
    • FixedDot and cross cursors stay visible over drawings. Shift straightens line and channel handles, Shift-click builds a selection, and groups can nest inside other groups.
    • NewIndicators have timeframe visibility settings and named templates for their inputs and colours. Session / Expiry Range can show a chosen number of recent sessions.
    • NewUpdates brings connected videos, articles, podcasts and livestreams into one feed. An academy manager must connect sources before posts appear. Long-form videos become lessons in Latest videos.
    • FixedUnread direct messages light up the notification bell. Open the conversation from the panel to read it and clear its notification.
    • The screenshot editor with Copy as its main action and Save beside it
  3. TerminalAccounts

    Account recovery without a stalled disconnect

    Automatic recovery can move past a stuck connection cleanup instead of leaving account updates waiting behind it.

    • FixedWhen Tether Terminal detected an account connection that needed replacing, it could spend minutes waiting for the old connection to disconnect before starting a fresh one. That wait could also hold up updates for other accounts. Recovery now limits this cleanup wait and starts a separate connection for the affected account. Reconnecting still depends on your broker being reachable and the account finishing its sync.
  4. Terminal

    Terminal messages stay clear of position controls

    Order confirmations appear in the chart area, leaving your position controls within reach.

    • FixedA confirmation message could cover the Close, Partial and Edit buttons on the lowest position rows. Terminal messages now appear in the bottom-right corner of the chart area, clear of the order ticket and position controls on desktop and phone.
  5. TerminalJournal

    Arrows and price levels for your past trades

    Your closed trades now show on the chart as arrows at each entry and exit, the entry, stop and target levels, or both. Your colour schemes can set the entry, line and exit colours.

    • NewChart settings has a new Trade history display menu. Executions puts an arrow at each entry and exit, pointing up for a buy and down for a sell, and draws a line from the entry to every exit, so a trade closed in parts shows each part. Price levels draws the entry price and the stop loss and take profit recorded for the trade, across the time it was open. Both, the default, draws the two together.
    • NewColour schemes have Entry color, Line color and Exit color under Trade history, set separately for dark and light mode. Leave one blank and it follows each trade's win or loss colour. Entry color also colours the entry level.
    • ImprovedYour choice is saved in this browser and stays when you reload or change scheme. The Journal's charts draw your trades the same way. It replaces the Entry marker and Stop and target levels switches in the colour editor.
    • FixedTrades on symbols that your broker names with lowercase letters, such as EURUSD.z, were listed in History but not drawn on the chart. They're drawn now. On an account's History tab, the symbol filter no longer turns what you type into capitals, so type the symbol the way your broker writes it.
    • A Journal day card's chart on losing EURUSD trades, each with an arrow at its entry and exit pointing up for a buy and down for a sell, a line between them, a dashed entry level and a tag with its side and result
    Read the guideChart basicsJournal
  6. Journal

    A Journal for your daily review

    The Journal is now on for everyone. Your closed trades arrive on their own, one card per day on the terminal's own chart, with a review page for every trade, a daily log, a lessons library and reports.

    • NewClosed trades from your connected accounts arrive in the Journal by themselves, grouped by UTC day. Each day card draws its trades on the terminal's chart from your broker's 1-minute candles, with the win rate, costs, the day's high and low, and max potential profit and loss.
    • NewGrade each day and each trade, record the main emotion, and keep a one-line lesson. Saved lessons go into a lessons library you can search.
    • NewOpen any trade for a full review with its chart, your plan against the result, costs, every fill, up to 10 screenshots, and a grade, emotion, setup, mistakes, strategy and notes. The review queue steps you through the trades you haven't reviewed.
    • NewA daily log for every day, with templates for a daily review, a trade plan, a weekly review and a psychology check-in. It saves as you type.
    • NewReports group your results by emotion, mistake, grade, entry time and trades per day, and mark small groups as observations rather than patterns.
    • NewShow results net, gross or in R, hide amounts for screenshots, add a closed trade by hand, and set a default risk per trade for trades placed without a stop.
    • ImprovedOrders placed from the order ticket keep their stop loss and take profit with the trade, so the Journal can show its R and planned R.
    • A Journal day card with its trades on the terminal's chart, the day's win rate, costs, high and low, and the trade table, beside the month calendar
    Read the guideJournal
  7. Terminal

    Charts that keep their own drawings and sizes

    In a multi-chart layout, each chart keeps its own drawings, one drawing toolbar serves every chart, the crosshair follows time across intervals, and each arrangement remembers its sizes.

    • ImprovedA drawing now belongs to the chart you draw it on, so two EURUSD charts can carry different marks. Drawings you made before stay shared by every chart of their symbol and show a link icon in the object tree. Right-click a drawing or group there and choose Sync with charts of this symbol to share it, or Show only on this chart to keep it to one chart.
    • ImprovedOne drawing toolbar and one quick drawing toolbar serve the whole layout. Pick a tool, then draw on any chart. The selected chart now has a rounded outline.
    • ImprovedWith Crosshair sync on, hovering any chart moves the crosshair on the others. Charts on the same symbol show the same price as well as the time, even on another interval, and a longer interval marks the bar that contains that time. Charts on another symbol show only the time, and a chart whose screen doesn't reach that time keeps its crosshair on the nearest edge bar instead of scrolling.
    • NewIn a grid, each row splits on its own. Double-click any divider, or focus it and press Home, to set every chart back to equal sizes. Each arrangement remembers its sizes, so going from a four-chart grid to two charts and back brings the grid back as you left it.
    • NewType a number with a chart selected, or click the interval in its status line, to open Change interval. Enter minutes, or a number and a unit such as 4h or 1d, and press Enter. Typed symbols and intervals go to the selected chart wherever the pointer is.
    • ImprovedDuplicate copies each chart's own drawings into the new layout. Deleting a layout also removes the drawings and indicators that only its charts used, and shared drawings stay.
    • FixedOn a narrow chart, the status line leaves out a price that doesn't fit instead of cutting it off, and a selected drawing's toolbar wraps to stay inside the chart.
    • FixedThe selected chart's outline now follows the chart's own rounded corners, without a second gray band inside it, and is a softer gray in dark mode. Keyboard focus uses the same outline, and the maximize button fits inside the corner.
    • Four charts in a grid, NAS100 and US500 split evenly on the top row and US30 and BTCUSD below with US30 wider, the selected chart outlined
  8. Analysis

    Account performance in Analysis V2 (alpha)

    A new switch on Analysis opens V2, an early version that measures the account itself as well as your trades, with its return net of deposits and withdrawals, deeper risk measures, a performance score and a monthly statement.

    • NewSwitch between Analysis V1 and Analysis V2 (alpha) next to the Analysis heading. V1 is unchanged and stays the default. Your choice is saved on this device, and a link you copy opens the same version.
    • NewV2's Overview charts equity, balance and drawdowns, and shows the account's return net of deposits and withdrawals, gross return, max drawdown, lowest observed equity, money-weighted return and returns for each period.
    • NewConfirm whether a balance operation from your broker was a deposit, a withdrawal or an account reset, so returns treat it the right way.
    • NewV2's Return tab adds a monthly statement you can download as a PDF, rolling risk, the spread of daily returns, and closed-trade reports by session, weekday, hour of entry and long or short side.
    • NewV2's Risk tab adds your worst drawdowns with how long each took to recover, and a Monte Carlo simulation of possible paths.
    • NewA performance score out of 10, and a How we calculate page that explains every V2 figure.
    • ImprovedFor now, every V2 return is marked Estimated, because it's measured on your balance until recorded equity is available. The score and the simulation show what they still need.
    • Analysis V2 Overview with the Analysis V1 and Analysis V2 Alpha switch, the account performance chart and the account return marked Estimated
    • Monthly statement of net account return for 2026 and 2025, with estimated and partial months marked
  9. NewsTerminal

    Seven more currencies in News

    The calendar and the chart's event flags now cover EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, NZD, JPY and CHF as well as USD, with release times from official agencies and central banks.

    • NewCalendar and chart flags show upcoming releases for EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, NZD, JPY and CHF from official sources, among them Eurostat, the European Central Bank, Destatis, the Office for National Statistics, Statistics Canada, the Bank of Canada, the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the Reserve Bank of Australia, Stats NZ, and Japan's Statistics Bureau and Cabinet Office. For now these show when each release is due and link to the source. Actual and previous values are still US-only.
    • NewBank of England, Bank of Japan, Swiss National Bank and Reserve Bank of New Zealand decisions are listed as Schedule only, with a link to the bank.
    • NewA release with a date but no announced time says Time not announced, with the source's time zone. On the chart its flag carries a ? and sits at the start of that day.
    • ImprovedChart flags that would overlap now merge into one flag with a count. Point to it to see every release it holds.
    • Calendar for the week of October 26 with All currencies and All impact: US durable goods, Australian consumer prices, the RBNZ decision marked Schedule only, the Bank of Canada decision and the FOMC decision
    • USDJPY chart with a grouped Japan and US flag marked 3 and ?, and its card ending with the Bank of Japan policy decision, time not announced
    Read the guideNews
  10. TerminalNews

    A fuller screenshot editor

    Each screenshot tool shows its own controls, and the editor gains a filled rectangle, text looks, Crop & Resize, a background panel with presets and wallpapers, and links you can share. The chart's Events button is gone, and the indicator list stays the way you left it.

    • ImprovedThe screenshot editor's top bar shows only the controls for the tool you're using. Colour opens the palette, your saved colours, a custom colour picker and, where the browser has one, a dropper that picks a colour from your screen. Thickness has six steps, also on the keys 1 to 6.
    • NewArrows come in four styles, Standard, Fancy, Curved and Double. Drag the middle of a selected curved arrow to change its bend. The new Filled rectangle (F) draws a solid box with rounded corners.
    • NewScreenshot text has sizes from 10 to 64 pt, which replace Heading, and seven looks, Plain, Pill, Solid, Outline, Shadow, Marker and Mono. Drag the side of a selected note to set where its lines wrap, and add an emoji while you type.
    • ImprovedPixelate is now Blur (B), with three styles, Pixelate, Blur and Solid, and a strength from 1 to 10. Where blurred areas overlap, a blur never shows what a cover under it hid.
    • ImprovedSpotlight can be a rounded rectangle or an ellipse, and its dimming runs from 20% to 90%. Press [ and ] to change a blur's strength or a spotlight's dimming, and Ctrl+D (⌘D on a Mac) to duplicate the selected mark.
    • NewCrop & Resize (C or K) has ratios from Square to Banner, an exact width and height with a ratio lock, rotate and flip, a smaller saved size, a fill colour for room added past the picture's edges, and Snap to edges.
    • NewThe background panel has presets you can save, apply, pin to start every screenshot or delete, twenty gradients, three wallpapers, your own pictures (kept on this device), blurred backgrounds made from the screenshot, and plain colours. Its layout adds inset with auto-balance, shadow strength, alignment and more ratios.
    • ImprovedDone (Ctrl+S) saves the PNG and closes the editor, and Save as… (Ctrl+Shift+S) asks where to save it where the browser can. A zoom menu sits under the picture, and in Chrome and Edge, Drag me drags the picture straight into another app.
    • NewLinks uploads the screenshot, once you confirm, and copies a link that works for 30 days and shows the picture in Discord and X. Your links lists the links still working, and deleting one stops it opening straight away.
    • ImprovedThe Events button at the bottom left of the chart is gone. Economic release flags stay on the time axis, turned on from Chart settings as before.
    • ImprovedThe indicator list at the top left of the chart stays hidden or shown when you reload or come back from another page.
    • The screenshot editor with a chart marked up with a curved arrow, two numbered steps and a note in a white pill, the note's colour, font size, text style, Bold and Italic controls in the top bar and the Background panel on the right
  11. NewsTerminalMacro

    News, with official economic releases

    News is out of development. Turn it on in Settings to follow the week's US economic releases and agency publications, and to see releases as flags on your charts.

    • NewNews is off until you turn it on in Settings → Navigation. It needs a role that includes News.
    • NewCalendar lists the week's releases from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Census Bureau, the Department of Labor and the Federal Reserve Board, with the time, impact, actual and previous values and a link to the agency. Filter by currency, impact and time zone, step through the weeks, and export a week as CSV. The top of the tab shows the next release with a countdown, today's counts and the four market sessions.
    • NewOpen a release to see the first value the agency published, the previous value, any later revision, its publication history and why it has its impact level.
    • NewThe News tab lists official publications from the same agencies, with filters for currency and agency and a link to each source.
    • NewIn the terminal, Chart settings → Economic calendar events → Show events on chart puts a flag on the time axis for each release. Point to a flag for the release's values, or click it to keep the card open. High impact only and This symbol's currencies are on to begin with.
    • ImprovedOn Macro, the Live news and Economic calendar cards say Available and link to News once you've turned it on.
    • News Calendar tab with the next release, FOMC policy decision, a countdown, today's counts and the four market sessions
    • Chart with a US flag on the time axis and its card for Unemployment insurance weekly claims, with Actual 194000 claims and Previous 200000 claims
    Read the guideNewsChart basicsMacro
  12. Terminal

    Screenshot tools clear of the window buttons

    In the desktop app on a Mac, the screenshot editor's tools start to the right of the window buttons, and the empty part of its top bar drags the window.

    • FixedIn the Tether Terminal desktop app on a Mac, the window's close, minimise and full-screen buttons sat on top of the screenshot editor's first tool, Select and move. The editor's tools now start to the right of them, as the app's other top bars do, and you can drag the window by the empty part of the editor's top bar. Every button in the bar still responds to a click.
    Read the guideScreenshots
  13. Accounts

    Prop firm profiles

    Accounts has a library of prop firm rules, 68 firms and 1,656 programs and account sizes. Save the ones you trade, and keep one beside the account you trade with that firm.

    • NewProp firm profiles, at the top of Accounts, lists 68 prop firms across forex and CFDs, futures, crypto and perpetuals, each with its logo. Search for your firm or filter by market, then choose the program and account size you bought to see its profit target, daily and maximum loss, profit split and payout frequency.
    • NewEach rule says whether its figure was cross-checked against the firm's own published rules, with a link to them, or comes from the Prop Firm Match listing. Firm sources and verification lists every source and the date it was retrieved.
    • NewAdd profile keeps a profile under Your saved profiles, with its rules as they were on the day you saved it. You can save profiles for any market, before you connect an account.
    • NewEach account you own can keep one forex or CFD profile. Add it under Prop firm reference rules on the account's rules page, or choose it while you connect the account.
    • NewSaved profiles are for reference. They don't change the account's rules or hold back any order.
    • Prop firm profiles with FTMO chosen, the Standard Challenge 2-Steps 100K profile selected and the same profile listed under Your saved profiles
  14. Terminal

    Positions back sooner after a restart

    When the service that follows your accounts restarts or reconnects an account, Positions, Orders and the account's figures come back first, and the older trade history follows.

    • ImprovedTether Terminal follows your accounts through a background service. When it restarted, or reconnected an account, it reloaded the account's trade history before Positions, Orders, balance and equity were current again, which took minutes on an account with a long history. Now it brings back open positions, pending orders, the account's figures and the latest trades first, and loads the older history after them. In our tests on two demo accounts with long histories, positions were back in under 40 seconds, where they used to take between about six and eleven minutes.
  15. Terminal

    Drawing fixes, colour editing and screenshot text styles

    Right-click the chart to edit the colours it shows. One undo removes a new drawing, a drawing's end drags without selecting it first, and screenshot text can be bold, italic or a heading.

    • ImprovedRight-click the chart and choose Settings… to edit the colour scheme the chart shows. Default and Monochrome are built in and never change, so saving an edit of one keeps your changes as your own scheme, named "Default (edited)" for example, and switches the chart to it. In Chart settings, the pencil beside Default and Monochrome does the same.
    • ImprovedThe chart's other settings, such as the grid, session clocks, status line, time zone and crosshair, are now under Chart options… in the right-click menu, as well as behind the gear in the chart toolbar.
    • FixedOne Ctrl+Z (⌘Z on a Mac), or one click on Undo, removes a drawing you've just placed, brush strokes included. Before, the first press did nothing while the new drawing was still saving.
    • FixedDragging a drawing's end knob reshapes that end instead of moving the whole drawing, on short drawings and higher intervals too. You no longer need to select the drawing first.
    • ImprovedWhile you drag a drawing or one of its handles, the crosshair and its price and time labels follow the pointer, so you can line a point up with a candle. With the magnet on, they snap with it. Dragging an order's or position's price line does the same.
    • FixedFib retracement labels and level text placed in the middle of a level line, where they go by default, sit in a gap in the line instead of being crossed by it, as trend-line text already did.
    • ImprovedIn the screenshot editor, a mark you place is selected and the editor goes back to Select and move, so you can move or restyle it straight away. Pen and Highlighter stay picked for the next stroke.
    • NewScreenshot text can be Bold, Italic or a Heading, one and a half times the size. Press Ctrl+B or Ctrl+I while you type (⌘B and ⌘I on a Mac).
    • ImprovedEach screenshot tool remembers its own colour and stroke in this browser, and Text remembers its style, so a tool starts the way you last used it.
    • ImprovedSpotlight has padding of 0, 8, 16 or 32 px around the area, an optional dashed outline and a darker dim, which now covers pixelated areas too. Pixelated areas show a border while you edit, and the saved PNG leaves it out.
    • ImprovedOnce selected, rectangles, ellipses, pixelated areas and spotlights can be resized from their corners. Numbered steps are smaller, and lines and text a little thinner.
    • FixedIn the Tether Terminal desktop app with the menu in the sidebar, the chart toolbar sits at the top of the window. The top half of its buttons, such as the intervals, Screenshot and Full screen, didn't respond, and a click could take the window out of full screen. Every toolbar button now responds anywhere on it, and you can still drag the window by the sidebar header or the toolbar's empty space.
    • The screenshot editor with a chart marked up with an arrow, two numbered steps and a bold heading note, with Bold and Heading pressed in the toolbar
  16. Macro

    Macro marks news and the calendar in development

    The section at the bottom of Macro is now called More context, and it marks Live news and Economic calendar as in development instead of planned.

    • ImprovedAt the bottom of Macro, the Roadmap section is now called More context. Live news and Economic calendar are marked In development instead of Planned. Their cards describe what's coming, publications from official agencies and central banks, and official release schedules with original values and revisions. Both stay off until they're released. COT and sentiment and Trade plans are still marked Planned.
  17. Platform

    Pages that open after an update

    When Tether Terminal updates while your window is open, a page you haven't opened yet now loads the new version instead of turning the whole window blank.

    • FixedEach update replaces the app's files, so a window still running the previous version can't load a page it hasn't opened yet. The app reloaded to pick up the new version, but only the first time for each page. After that, the whole window went blank, with no menu and only "Something went wrong!". Now the page reloads onto the new version by itself, in the browser and in the desktop app. If that reload lands while the update is still rolling out, the page shows "This page needs the latest version" with a Reload button, and the app's menu stays in place.
    • ImprovedAny other error on a page now shows inside the app as "This page hit an error", with Try again, Reload and the error details. The app's menu stays in place, so you can move to another page. Before, the error replaced the whole window.
  18. Terminal

    Session clocks level with the symbol

    The session clocks moved up to the chart's top line, level with the symbol and interval.

    • ImprovedThe Asia, London and New York clocks now sit at the top right of the chart, level with the symbol and interval. They used to sit a line lower, beside the indicator names.
    • The top of the chart: EURUSD 15M with its prices on the left, and the Asia, London and New York clocks level with it on the right
    Read the guideChart basics
  19. Terminal

    Positions that catch up after a long reload

    When the service that follows your accounts reloads long trade histories after a restart, it no longer gets stuck reloading them, so Positions and Orders start updating again.

    • FixedTether Terminal follows your accounts through a background service. When it restarts, it reloads each account's deals and orders and queues them for Tether Terminal. That queue has a size limit. When long histories overflowed it, the service dropped the oldest updates first, which could cut off the start of an account's reload. Tether Terminal refused the incomplete reload and asked for that account again, and each new reload overflowed the queue again, so the service never caught up. Meanwhile Positions and Orders stopped updating on every account. Now an overflow drops a whole reload, never just its start, and the service reloads that account once more. Accounts waiting to reload take turns, a reload still waiting to be sent answers any new request for the same account, and the queue holds more.
  20. Terminal

    Screenshots you can mark up and frame

    A camera in the chart toolbar screenshots the chart or the whole app, then opens an editor to mark it up, set it on a soft gradient and copy or save it.

    • NewScreenshot, the camera at the right of the chart toolbar, captures the active chart, every chart in a multi-chart layout, or the whole window. It's taken inside the app, so there's no permission prompt and nothing from outside the app gets in, and it comes out sharp enough to zoom into.
    • NewThe screenshot opens in an editor with arrows, lines, rectangles, ellipses, text, numbered steps, a pen and a highlighter, in eight colours and three strokes. Pixelate hides account numbers and anything else private, Spotlight dims everything but the part that matters, and Crop keeps just the area you want. Undo and redo cover every change.
    • NewSet the picture on one of eight soft gradients, or none, with your own padding, corners and shadow, an optional window frame, and an Auto, 16:9, 4:3 or 1:1 shape. The background settings are remembered in this browser.
    • NewCopy puts the PNG on your clipboard, ready to paste into a chat. Save downloads it, named after the symbol, the interval and the time you took it. Where your browser can share files, as on a phone, Share opens the share sheet.
    • The screenshot editor with a chart screenshot on a purple gradient, marked up with an arrow, two numbered steps and a text note
    Read the guideScreenshots
  21. Terminal

    A clock for each trading session

    The chart's top-right corner shows Asia, London and New York, with the time in each city and a countdown to the session's close or next open.

    • NewThe top-right corner of the chart lists Asia, London and New York. Each row shows the time in that city, a green dot while the session is open, and a live countdown to its close, or to its next open while it's closed. At the weekend each session counts down to its Monday open.
    • NewSession hours follow each city's own clock, Monday to Friday. Asia is 09:00 to 18:00 Tokyo time, London 08:00 to 17:00 London time and New York 08:00 to 17:00 New York time, so the hours stay right in the weeks when only London or only New York has changed to or from summer time.
    • NewChart settings has a Session clocks menu. Turn the clocks off with Show on the chart, or switch from 24-hour time (14:05) to 12-hour time (2:05 pm). Both choices are saved in this browser.
    • FixedIndicator values in the chart's top-right corner stop at the price scale, so they no longer cover the top price labels.
    • The session clocks in the chart's top-right corner: Asia closed with a countdown to its open, and London and New York open with countdowns to their closes
    Read the guideChart basics
  22. Terminal

    History that keeps up after a fill

    After a fill or close, the terminal rebuilds your trade history faster, so your other updates no longer wait seconds behind it.

    • ImprovedAfter each fill or close, Tether Terminal rebuilds your trade history for the History tab and for the closed trades it draws on the chart. It used to read each position's deals and orders one position after another. On accounts with a long history, that could take several seconds, and the terminal's other updates from Tether Terminal, such as new alerts, waited until it finished. It now reads every position at once, which made it two to three times faster in our tests. Your history itself hasn't changed.
  23. Academy

    Lessons that complete on their own

    Video and PDF lessons in the Academy now complete once you've watched or read them, and reopen where you left off.

    • NewA video lesson completes on its own once you've watched 90% of it. Only the parts that play count, so skipping ahead doesn't. A PDF lesson completes once you've viewed every page. In a course whose lessons unlock in order, that unlocks the next lesson too.
    • ImprovedThe line beside Mark complete shows how far you are, for example "You have watched 42%" or "2 of 4 pages viewed". Mark complete still works for any lesson.
    • NewVideo and PDF lessons reopen where you left off, at the point in the video or the PDF page you last viewed.
    • NewThe Academy records your time on each lesson, how much of each video you watch and the pages you read, without a timer. Administrators, and anyone whose role includes View learner activity, a new permission under People > Roles, have access to this record. It holds how many notes you write, not what they say.
    • ImprovedThe study timer stays as an optional focus session. Today, Total and Session history still show only the time you timed.
    • A lesson's Study tab explaining that the academy records your time, video watched and pages read, and that the study timer counts only after you start it.
    Read the guideAcademy
  24. Academy

    Arrange the Academy by drag and drop

    Academy authors can drag the homepage into the order every student sees, and the Academy now follows your colour profile.

    • NewArrange page on the Academy homepage. Drag blocks into a new order and hide any of them from students, and drag courses, curriculum sections and lessons, and upcoming courses into place. Every list also has a Move up and Move down menu. Everyone in your group sees the layout you save.
    • NewEdit the academy, a new permission in Access control, lets mentors arrange the Academy and edit its curriculum without any other admin access. Administrators already have it.
    • ImprovedDrag course cards into order on Academy settings, and upcoming courses in Manage upcoming, where they used to move with arrows.
    • NewThe Academy follows your colour profile. Choose Green / red, Monochrome or Terminal candles from the Academy header. It's the same setting as Analysis and the dashboard.
    • ImprovedLearning activity shows each day as a rounded square instead of a dot.
    • FixedDropping a lesson on a section in Curriculum structure offers to move it to that section. When a closed section sat next to it, the move could offer the closed one instead.
    • Arrange the homepage, with a drag handle, Hide button and menu on each block.
    • Academy homepage in the Monochrome colour profile, with grey progress bars and activity squares.
    Read the guideAcademyAnalysis
  25. Academy

    A learning homepage in the Academy

    The Academy now opens on your own learning homepage, with your progress, a year of learning activity and every course in one place.

    • NewThe Academy opens on a learning homepage. It shows the lessons you've completed in each course, your progress through core lessons and community recordings, a 53-week activity grid with your streaks and a weekly target, a card for each course, the full curriculum structure, and the courses coming next.
    • NewMark complete under each lesson. A lesson counts once toward your progress, and completing one makes the day active.
    • NewCourses can unlock their lessons in order. A locked lesson names the lesson to complete first, and lessons you've completed stay open to review.
    • ImprovedStudy timing is optional. Opening a lesson no longer starts the timer; it runs once you click Start study session. Session history starts folded and opens into a short list grouped by day.
    • NewAdministrators get an Academy settings page to set each course's type and turn on sequential learning, and can announce upcoming courses from the homepage.
    • Academy homepage welcoming Alex back, with lessons completed per course, progress by type and the top of the learning activity panel.
    Read the guideAcademy
  26. Roles & access

    A lighter sign-in page

    The sign-in page looks the same, but its pulsing dots now take far less work for your computer to draw.

    • ImprovedThe pulsing dots behind the sign-in page, and behind the hosted sign-in page it opens, now take a tenth of the work or less to draw. On computers without a strong graphics chip, the dots could slow the page down and keep the processor busy for as long as the page stayed open. The dots, glow and pulse look the same, and the dots still hold still if your device is set to reduce motion.
    Read the guideCreate your account
  27. Terminal

    Positions that catch up quickly after an update

    When we release an update, the service that follows your accounts now starts once, so Positions and Orders no longer pause for a few minutes.

    • FixedTether Terminal follows your accounts through a background service. When we release an update, a new copy of the service takes over your accounts from the old one. The old copy restarted as soon as it handed over and took your accounts back, so the new copy had to start again and reload every account's history. Meanwhile Positions and Orders could stop updating for a few minutes. Now the old copy waits a minute before it restarts, and the update removes it before then, so the new copy starts once. If the old copy is the one that stays, it still restarts after that minute and takes your accounts back.
  28. Terminal

    Positions that keep updating with long trade histories

    When the service that follows your accounts reloads a long trade history, it no longer stalls for minutes, so Positions and Orders keep updating on every account.

    • FixedTether Terminal follows your accounts through a background service. When it starts, it reloads each account's deals and orders. Once the accounts it follows had more than 10,000 deals and orders between them, that reload took minutes instead of seconds. Meanwhile Positions and Orders stopped updating on every account, and live connections dropped, which started the reload again. Now the service gets through a long history without stalling.
    • FixedWhen we release an update, a new copy of the service takes over your accounts from the old one. If two copies started at the same moment, the one left running could be the copy that had handed over. It stayed stopped, so Positions and Orders stopped updating until someone restarted it by hand. Now that copy restarts by itself and takes your accounts back.
  29. Terminal

    Positions that keep updating after a restart

    When the service that follows your accounts restarts, one failed check-in no longer stops it, so Positions and Orders keep updating.

    • FixedTether Terminal follows your accounts through a background service, which restarts from time to time, for example when we release an update. If its first check-in failed after a restart, the service stopped working but never shut down, so Positions and Orders stopped updating on every account until someone restarted it by hand. Now a failed first check-in is retried like any later one. If the service can't start at all, it shuts down and restarts by itself.
  30. Terminal

    Positions that come back after repeated drops

    If an account's live connection keeps dropping while your broker is still reachable, Tether Terminal now reconnects it each time, as often as every five minutes, instead of at most once every half hour.

    • FixedTether Terminal reconnects an account whose live connection has been down for two minutes while your broker still answers, but it did so at most once every 30 minutes. If the connection dropped again soon after a reconnect, Positions and Orders stopped updating until the half hour was up. Now Tether Terminal reconnects the account each time its connection drops, as often as every five minutes.
  31. Terminal

    Positions that come back after a dropped connection

    If the live connection to one of your accounts drops and doesn't come back while your broker is still reachable, Tether Terminal now reconnects that account by itself.

    • FixedTether Terminal follows each account over a live connection through MetaApi. If that connection dropped and MetaApi couldn't restore it while your broker was still reachable, Positions and Orders stopped updating and could keep showing trades your broker had already closed until the service was restarted. Now, when an account's connection has been down for two minutes, Tether Terminal checks that your broker still answers and, if it does, reconnects that account by itself.
  32. Roles & access

    A sign-in page that matches

    The sign-in page now has the same glow and pulsing dots as the hosted sign-in page it opens.

    • ImprovedThe sign-in page has the soft glow and pulsing dots of the hosted sign-in page, so the background no longer changes when you click Sign In.
    • ImprovedThe dots hold still if your device is set to reduce motion.
    • The Tether Terminal sign-in card with its Sign In button, on a dark background with a glow at the top and rings of dots around the card.
    Read the guideCreate your account
  33. Terminal

    Positions that keep up after a resync

    When MetaApi resynchronises one of your accounts, Tether Terminal now reloads only the trades it hasn't loaded yet, so Positions and Orders catch up in moments.

    • FixedMetaApi resynchronises each account every so often, for example when it moves the account to another server. Tether Terminal used to reload the account's whole trade history before showing anything new, so on an account with a long history, Positions and Orders could take half a minute or more to catch up, and other accounts' updates waited behind it. A resync now reloads only the trades Tether Terminal hasn't already loaded.
  34. Terminal

    Positions that match your broker

    If the terminal's live connection falls out of step with your broker, Tether Terminal now notices and reconnects that account by itself.

    • FixedTether Terminal compares Positions with your broker every few minutes. If a position stays listed after your broker has closed it, one is missing, or one shows the wrong volume, it reconnects that account by itself and the list corrects itself. Before, the list could stay wrong for hours.
  35. Terminal

    Cleaner drawings and a quick measure

    Drawings are easier to select and style, a zone can sit behind the candles, and Shift-drag measures a move without drawing anything.

    • NewWith no drawing tool picked, hold Shift and drag across the chart to measure a move in price, percent, pips, bars and time. Nothing is saved, and the measurement goes when you let go.
    • NewMove below candles puts a drawing behind the candles, so a filled zone no longer hides them. It's on a drawing's right-click menu, its Visibility tab and the object tree.
    • ImprovedA selected drawing keeps its line weight and shows only its handles. Where drawings overlap, a click picks the nearest one, so a filled shape no longer catches clicks meant for a line. Text centred on a line breaks the line around it.
    • ImprovedNew drawings start with the last style you gave that tool. Template › Reset to factory goes back to the built-in style.
    • ImprovedNote is now a white label with dark text and takes Callout's place in the toolbar. Text, Note, Price note and Signpost open ready to type, and the Highlighter draws a broad, see-through stroke again.
    • ImprovedThe colour palette starts with a Brand row, colours you add are saved to your account, and line styles are picked from icons.
    • ImprovedWith the magnet on, the crosshair snaps to the price your click will use.
    • FixedWeekly, monthly and yearly charts always show the bar that's still forming, and it moves with live prices.
    • FixedRight-clicking near the bottom of the chart opens the menu instead of choosing whichever item opened under the pointer.
    • A EURUSD chart with a Shift-drag measurement from a high down to a later low, labelled 29 bars, 1d 5h and -176.3 pips, beside a grey zone drawn behind the candles.
  36. AnalysisDashboard

    All accounts totals that add up

    All accounts on Analysis and the Dashboard now counts exactly the accounts in the account picker.

    • FixedAll accounts counts only the accounts listed in the account picker, so its totals match those accounts added together. If you've removed an account from Accounts, its trades no longer count, and your All accounts figures may change.
    • NewTrades from removed accounts, or with no account, have their own Removed accounts option in the Analysis picker when you have any.
    • ImprovedThe 30 days, 90 days and 1 year ranges move forward with the calendar, so a page left open overnight stays current.
    Read the guideAnalysisDashboard
  37. Terminal

    A live watchlist across all your accounts

    Every watchlist row now shows a live price and daily change, whichever account the chart is on.

    • ImprovedRows from your other broker accounts quote live, with last price, change and change %. Up to four accounts in a watchlist stay connected at once.
    • ImprovedMoving the chart to another account is instant and keeps the rest of the list live, with no blank rows.
    • ImprovedA row whose account is still connecting reads Waiting. Unavailable now only means the account can't connect, for example because it's archived or past the four-account limit.
    • Watchlist with symbols from two broker accounts, every row showing last price, change and change %, while the chart shows one of the accounts.
    Read the guideWatchlist
  38. Terminal

    Chart layouts save themselves

    Changes to a chart layout now save automatically, so there's no Save button to remember.

    • ImprovedChanging a symbol, interval or arrangement saves the layout after a short pause. The label under the layout name reads Saving…, then Saved.
    • ImprovedSwitching layouts or accounts saves the current layout first, instead of asking you to save or discard it.
    • ImprovedIf a save fails, for example because the layout changed on another device, you stay where you are and the terminal says why.
    • FixedSwitching to another account's charts no longer flashes grey while its layout loads.
    Read the guideChart layouts
  39. Terminal

    A steadier broker connection

    The terminal now notices when prices stop, reconnects on its own, and holds new orders until the connection is back.

    • NewIf live prices stop updating during market hours, the terminal restarts the price feed by itself and tells you while prices are delayed.
    • ImprovedNew orders pause while the terminal reconnects or the broker link is down. A market order on a price more than 10 seconds old asks you to confirm first.
    • ImprovedClosing, editing and cancelling stay available. They wait up to 10 seconds for the broker and send nothing if it can't be reached.
    • ImprovedIf the broker doesn't confirm an order in time, the terminal checks it against your account and shows Order not confirmed instead of a failure, so you know to look at Positions before trying again.
    • ImprovedRenewing the connection no longer pauses trading every 40 to 55 minutes. A failed connection retries by itself, and Retry starts it straight away.
    • FixedSymbols saved in the wrong letter case, such as EURUSD.Z on a broker that lists EURUSD.z, get live prices again.
  40. AI assistant

    Assistant tab on the screen edge

    The assistant now opens from a small tab on the right edge of the screen that you can move out of your way.

    • ImprovedThe tab replaces the floating assistant button. Drag it up or down the edge, or move it with the arrow keys, and it stays where you leave it. ⌘J or Ctrl+J still opens it.
    Read the guideTether Assistant
  41. Terminal

    Bar replay with simulated trading

    Replay past price action bar by bar and practise trades against it, with no real orders sent.

    • NewStart Bar replay from a date or bar you pick, on the current chart or on all charts. Play, pause, step one bar at a time or change speed, then return to live.
    • NewPlace simulated market, limit and stop orders with stop loss and take profit. Set the starting balance, commission and slippage.
    • NewFollow balance, equity, P&L and maximum drawdown as the session runs. Results stay in the browser tab, up to 10 sessions per symbol, so export the trades as CSV to keep them.
    • ImprovedBars after the replay point stay hidden until you reach them, and real orders are blocked while replay is on.
  42. Terminal

    Stage trades on the chart

    Stage an order from the chart, then drag its entry, stop and target and watch the ticket and risk update as you move them.

    • NewRight-click the chart, or use the + on the price scale, to stage a buy or sell at that price. The ticket opens filled in, and nothing is sent until you confirm.
    • ImprovedThe ticket's prices and risk readout update while you drag a staged stop, target or entry line, not only when you let go.
    • ImprovedDragging a pending order's entry moves its stop and target with it, so the distances and the risk stay the same.
    • ImprovedThe R:R magnet is on by default, so the target follows your stop at the ratio you chose. If you had turned it off, it stays off.
    • NewGrab any line by its label, which now shows grip dots. The × on a staged line takes the whole staged order off the chart without sending it.
  43. Terminal

    Multi-chart layouts

    Put up to 16 charts on one screen, each with its own symbol and interval, and save the arrangement as a named layout.

    • NewArrange 1 to 16 charts side by side, stacked or in a grid. Each chart keeps its own symbol, interval and studies.
    • NewSync the symbol, interval, crosshair, time or date range across a layout. Maximize one chart and restore it, or drag the dividers to resize.
    • NewSave, rename, duplicate and delete layouts, and load any of them from the layout menu.
    • NewChart settings → Status line picks what the line above each chart shows, from the symbol and interval to OHLC values, price change, bid and ask, and spread.
    • ImprovedThe dividers between the charts and the side panels are now a quiet gap that shows a line only when you hover or drag.
    • Terminal with four charts in a two-by-two grid, each on a different symbol and interval, and the layout menu open showing chart arrangements and sync options.
  44. Terminal

    Seconds charts on MT5

    MT5 accounts can now chart 5, 10, 15 and 30-second bars.

    • NewThe interval menu has a Seconds group on MT5 accounts, with 5s, 10s, 15s and 30s. You can add 20s as a custom interval. MT4 accounts and Tether Market Data don't offer seconds.
    • NewSeconds bars are built from your account's live price ticks, starting when you open the chart. There's no earlier seconds history yet.
    • ImprovedThe time axis shows seconds on seconds charts.
    • Interval menu on an MT5 account with the Seconds group showing 5s, 10s, 15s and 30s above the minute intervals.
    Read the guideChart basics
  45. Roles & access

    Smoother sign-in

    Signing in now shows one loading screen instead of two placeholders flashing one after the other.

    • ImprovedOne loading animation runs from sign-in until your workspace opens, without restarting between screens.
    • ImprovedQuick loads skip the loading screen, and the animation holds still if your device is set to reduce motion.
    Read the guideCreate your account
  46. Terminal

    Account setup you can follow from any page

    Connecting a MetaTrader account now runs straight through to live data, and its progress stays on screen wherever you go.

    • ImprovedSetup moves on as soon as your broker accepts the login, instead of waiting for a background check that ran every two minutes.
    • NewA progress notice shows each stage, from login accepted to syncing trading data, and stays with you on every page until the account is connected. Open setup takes you back to it.
    • FixedSetup no longer reports the account as done before live data can reach it.
    • FixedOnce an account is connected, later changes in its connection status don't restart the setup notices.
  47. AI assistant

    Assistant fix for Claude Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.1

    The assistant now answers when you pick Claude Opus 5.5 or Fable 5.1 in its model menu.

    • FixedBoth models rejected the way the assistant asked them to use its tools, so every message failed. The assistant now asks them in a form they accept. Other models are unchanged.
    Read the guideTether Assistant
  48. Branding

    A new Tether Terminal logo

    The app now carries the same candlestick mark as this site.

    • ImprovedThe sidebar, browser tab and app icons use the candlestick mark and the new Tether Terminal wordmark, in light and dark versions.
  49. TerminalAnalysisAcademyCommunity

    Tether Terminal on your phone

    Every page now fits a phone screen, and the terminal has a layout made for one.

    • NewOn a phone the chart runs the full width of the screen. Tap Trade to open the order ticket in a sheet, with the chart still in view so you can drag the stop and target.
    • NewThe watchlist opens in its own sheet, and the drawing tools sit behind a toggle.
    • ImprovedAccounts, Analysis, Academy, Community and the assistant reflow on narrow screens instead of cutting content off.
    • ImprovedThe account management table turns into cards, and filters and tabs wrap or scroll to fit.
    • Tether Terminal on a phone, with the chart across the top and the order ticket open in a sheet below it, stop and target lines visible on the chart.
  50. CommunityAcademyBranding

    Communities with their own brand and academy

    A trading group can run inside Tether Terminal under its own name, with an academy only its members can open.

    • NewMembers see their community's name, theme colour and logos across the app. A colour you pick yourself still wins.
    • NewEach community has its own academy. Only its members can read it, and only its owners and moderators can edit it.
    • NewOwners and moderators set the community's name, colours, logos and assistant name in Settings → Community.
    • NewShare a join link. A community can be open to anyone or invite only.
    • NewIf you belong to more than one community, switch between them from the sidebar.
  51. Branding

    Logo sizing for community brands

    Wide and tall logos now sit cleanly in the navigation.

    • ImprovedSize and zoom controls for full and compact logos, with live light and dark previews of the sidebar and top bar.
    • FixedWide logos no longer stretch the navigation.
  52. Branding

    Your community, your brand

    Each trading community runs on its own isolated deployment, with its name and logos throughout the app.

    • NewOne brand definition sets the name, logos, browser tab title and icons, and the AI assistant’s name.
    • NewBrand preview in Settings → Appearance tries a name and logos in the app without a rebuild.
    • NewSeparate logos for light and dark mode.
    • FixedLogos keep their original aspect ratio.
  53. Copy tradingAI assistant

    Trade copier and the AI assistant

    Copy a master account into followers without leaving the platform, and ask an assistant that cites its sources.

    • NewCopy a master account into follower accounts, each with its own sizing and symbol mappings.
    • NewCopier templates, and a log of every copied trade.
    • NewEvery copied trade passes the follower account’s own risk checks.
    • ImprovedIf a broker’s response is unclear, the copy waits for confirmation instead of retrying, so it can’t open a duplicate.
    • NewAn AI assistant across the app for strategy lessons, charts and account analysis, with numbered citations to the original material.
  54. Academy

    One shared curriculum

    Every member of a community now studies from the same curriculum, kept up to date by their mentor.

    • NewLesson details and resources beneath each video or PDF lesson.
    • NewA discussion thread on every lesson.
    • ImprovedStudy history is recorded reliably, and personal notes stay private.
  55. TerminalAcademy

    Instant timeframe switching

    Changing timeframe now shows current candles straight away.

    • ImprovedSwitching timeframe paints up-to-date candles in one step instead of three.
    • FixedLive data renews in the background, so the recurring expiry warning is gone. If the connection drops, prices and chart history stay on screen while it recovers.
    • FixedThe Academy note editor loads its fonts correctly.
  56. Terminal

    Object Tree

    Manage every drawing on your chart from the right rail, next to the watchlist and trade ticket.

    • NewGroup, rename, clone, lock, hide and reorder drawings, and drag them between groups.
    • NewShow drawings on the current interval only, above it, below it or on every interval.
    • NewEdit the style of a whole group at once, with undo and redo.
  57. TerminalRisk controlsRoles & access

    Drawing tools, account rules and roles

    A much larger drawing toolkit, risk profiles for connected accounts and permissions for your team.

    • New25 drawing tools, up from 13, each with its own settings. Existing drawings carry over.
    • NewFund admins can pick a trader’s connected MT4 or MT5 account, assign managers and apply account rules or reusable risk profiles.
    • NewCreate roles, give a person more than one, and review exactly what each role can do.
    • ImprovedSettings has its own navigation.
  58. TerminalAcademy

    Chart without a broker, and an editable curriculum

    New members can start charting before they connect an account.

    • NewWith no broker connected, the terminal opens on a built-in, read-only market data feed. Trading stays off until you connect an account.
    • NewSearch and chart the feed’s catalogue of around 230 instruments, with logos for company CFDs.
    • ImprovedWatchlists belong to you rather than one account, and can mix feed and broker symbols.
    • NewMentors can rename, merge, delete and reorder volumes, sections and chapters, by drag and drop or keyboard.
  59. AnalysisDashboard

    Performance analysis and a new dashboard

    See how you trade, then review the trades behind the numbers.

    • NewAnalysis: net P&L, win rate, average R:R, drawdown, streaks, profit factor, expectancy and a P&L calendar.
    • NewReview any trade with setup and mistake tags and a comment.
    • NewColour gains and losses to match your candles, in monochrome, or in green and red.
    • NewThe dashboard is now a board with a lane per module: portfolio and P&L, your chart and watchlist, currency strength and recent lessons.
  60. Terminal

    Custom intervals

    Chart the intervals you actually trade, and see history before the live feed connects.

    • NewCreate custom chart intervals and star your favourites.
    • ImprovedSaved candle history appears immediately while live data connects.
    • FixedWeekly and monthly charts load reliably.
  61. CommunityAcademy

    Mentions and direct messages

    Community chat now tells you when something needs you.

    • New@mentions with autocomplete, and unread badges on channels.
    • NewOne-to-one direct messages, with an inbox.
    • ImprovedRefreshed lesson navigation and previews in the Academy.
  62. Terminal

    A rebuilt watchlist

    More on every row, in the layout you choose.

    • NewLogos and flags for currencies, metals, crypto and indices.
    • NewLast, change and change % columns against the previous daily close.
    • NewChoose which columns show, including bid, ask and spread.
    • FixedBroker symbols with lower-case suffixes load correctly.
  63. Macro

    Macro

    A read on the currency market, built from your own broker’s prices.

    • NewStrength for the eight major currencies, with a transparent directional bias and cross-asset confirmation.
    • NewCalculated from closed hourly candles on your broker’s symbols.
    • ImprovedMissing or stale data is labelled as such, never filled in with made-up values.
  64. Community

    Community chat

    A home for your group inside the platform.

    • NewChannels and sections, threads, reactions, emoji and image attachments.
    • NewOwners and moderators can add, move and archive channels.
    • NewResizable feed and thread panels on wide screens.